Large houses and carefully landscaped medians and common areas distinguish Lansdowne on the Potomac. (Photos By Amy Reinink For The Washington Post)
The first thing house hunters typically notice about Lansdowne on the Potomac is the neighborhood's aesthetic: the manicured lawns, the landscaped common areas, the decorative street signs and the manmade waterfall near the entrance.
Next, they notice the amenities, such as the 30,000-square-foot Potomac Club, which boasts indoor and outdoor pools, exercise and aerobics rooms, a business center and meeting rooms, and a ballroom.
Then they may notice the proximity to the Potomac River, the ease of accessing commuter roads such as Route 7 and the family-friendly environment.
Next, they notice the amenities, such as the 30,000-square-foot Potomac Club, which boasts indoor and outdoor pools, exercise and aerobics rooms, a business center and meeting rooms, and a ballroom.
Then they may notice the proximity to the Potomac River, the ease of accessing commuter roads such as Route 7 and the family-friendly environment.
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